Lee Strobel

Wow. So it's him or nothing.

Wow. So it's him or nothing.

Wow. So it's him or nothing.

It's interesting, too, that when you look at the Koran, which I read when I was doing my investigation, you know, trying to check out all the possible options and so forth, when you get to Surah 4, verse 156, 157, most people interpret it as saying Jesus was not crucified. and therefore couldn't have been resurrected. So... I thought they thought he was crucified, but he survived it.

It's interesting, too, that when you look at the Koran, which I read when I was doing my investigation, you know, trying to check out all the possible options and so forth, when you get to Surah 4, verse 156, 157, most people interpret it as saying Jesus was not crucified. and therefore couldn't have been resurrected. So... I thought they thought he was crucified, but he survived it.

It's interesting, too, that when you look at the Koran, which I read when I was doing my investigation, you know, trying to check out all the possible options and so forth, when you get to Surah 4, verse 156, 157, most people interpret it as saying Jesus was not crucified. and therefore couldn't have been resurrected. So... I thought they thought he was crucified, but he survived it.

It wasn't him. No, it wasn't him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. God replaced him with something, there's Judas that he replaced him with.

It wasn't him. No, it wasn't him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. God replaced him with something, there's Judas that he replaced him with.

It wasn't him. No, it wasn't him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. God replaced him with something, there's Judas that he replaced him with.

But the point is, the Quran specifically highlights things and says that are not true that you must believe if you're a Christian. So it says in Surah 4, 156 or 157 that Jesus didn't die on the cross. Well, then he wouldn't have been resurrected. And history. Yeah, well, yeah. Secondly, it says no one can bear the sins of another. It also says God does not have a son.

But the point is, the Quran specifically highlights things and says that are not true that you must believe if you're a Christian. So it says in Surah 4, 156 or 157 that Jesus didn't die on the cross. Well, then he wouldn't have been resurrected. And history. Yeah, well, yeah. Secondly, it says no one can bear the sins of another. It also says God does not have a son.

But the point is, the Quran specifically highlights things and says that are not true that you must believe if you're a Christian. So it says in Surah 4, 156 or 157 that Jesus didn't die on the cross. Well, then he wouldn't have been resurrected. And history. Yeah, well, yeah. Secondly, it says no one can bear the sins of another. It also says God does not have a son.

So these are specific teachings the Quran explicitly rejects that Christians must accept. Now, I have a good friend who's a Muslim, and he came over, we were grilling steaks, and I said, let's set aside religion. Let's just look at history.

So these are specific teachings the Quran explicitly rejects that Christians must accept. Now, I have a good friend who's a Muslim, and he came over, we were grilling steaks, and I said, let's set aside religion. Let's just look at history.

So these are specific teachings the Quran explicitly rejects that Christians must accept. Now, I have a good friend who's a Muslim, and he came over, we were grilling steaks, and I said, let's set aside religion. Let's just look at history.

And I said, here's what I have from first century sources about the crucifixion of Jesus, the resurrection of Jesus, and I went through some of that, and I said, now, what have you got on your side? Honestly, you've got a guy 600 years later in a cave that said it isn't true. Which is the most credibility? And his response was, I choose to believe the Quran. Okay, that's his choice.

And I said, here's what I have from first century sources about the crucifixion of Jesus, the resurrection of Jesus, and I went through some of that, and I said, now, what have you got on your side? Honestly, you've got a guy 600 years later in a cave that said it isn't true. Which is the most credibility? And his response was, I choose to believe the Quran. Okay, that's his choice.

And I said, here's what I have from first century sources about the crucifixion of Jesus, the resurrection of Jesus, and I went through some of that, and I said, now, what have you got on your side? Honestly, you've got a guy 600 years later in a cave that said it isn't true. Which is the most credibility? And his response was, I choose to believe the Quran. Okay, that's his choice.

But I think the evidence of history points powerfully toward the truth of the Christian's claim in a way that it doesn't support those claims of the Quran.

But I think the evidence of history points powerfully toward the truth of the Christian's claim in a way that it doesn't support those claims of the Quran.